Gibson House - View this location on map The Gibson House (1859) is nationally significant as a rare surviving example of an intact Victorian row house, which serves as a record of urban American domestic life during the decades from the Civil War to the First World War. Remarkably preserved, its interior survives as a record of upper-middle-class life from the period of the Gibson family's tenure in the house, and represents the techological advances being made in row houses at the time. 137 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts Historical

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